ALM in 2026: the fast-track from compliance to competitive edge

 

The panel

• Steven Good, Global director, BSRM product management, SS&C Algorithmics
• Svetlana Kardan, Head of balance sheet management, Monzo Bank
• Beata Lubinska, Treasurer, Allica Bank
• Phil Harding, Global head of commercial content, Risk.net

 

Three years on from the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and the ensuing regional banking crisis, asset-liability management (ALM) remains firmly under the spotlight. As banks grapple ongoing rate uncertainty, regulatory scrutiny and shifting funding dynamics, ALM is evolving rapidly. It is increasingly being used as a strategic framework to steer balance sheet performance, linking interest rate risk and credit spread risk to earnings, liquidity and capital outcomes.

This webinar explores how regional and mid-sized banks in the US and Europe have modernised their ALM approaches to close framework gaps, strengthen governance and build more defensible risk narratives under both interest rate and credit spread risk in the banking book.

Our expert panel examines what best-in-class ALM looks like heading into 2026 – and how institutions can accelerate the journey from manual processes to actionable analytics. The panel also cuts through the noise surrounding artificial intelligence and focuses on practical use cases already emerging in ALM solutions today.

Key discussion topics:

• ALM as a strategic discipline – how banks can move beyond compliance and use ALM to guide balance sheet decisions with confidence
• Implementing best practice – proven approaches that can help banks reduce delivery friction and achieve high-quality analytics faster
• AI in ALM – where AI is already delivering value, and what realistic advances banks can expect over the next few years.

This webinar is essential viewing for ALM, treasury and balance sheet risk leaders looking to strengthen frameworks and build a more agile, future-ready approach.

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